When I was very young, I especially liked to watch my grandfather write Chinese calligraphy. Grandpa wrote cheerfully, I always look at it with stupid eyes. At that time, I felt that all "words" were like great masterpieces.
When I was seven or eight years old, under the guidance of my grandfather, I also officially picked up a brush and wrote the first word. What an unforgettable moment it was. I crept on my notebook, grinding ink, unable to calm down. I scratched my ears and dipped in ink, and finally wrote the first word with trembling hands. Oh! How happy I am to look at the crooked strokes and the words of melted ink, and then at grandpa's smiling face!
Gradually, I wrote more and learned to distinguish between good and bad words. I really envy seeing grandpa's good handwriting. Therefore, I will write harder and harder and try to hone my good handwriting. After practicing calligraphy, I always like to stare blankly at the sky, the clouds in the sky, the birds in the air, the grass around me and the insects on the flowers. Because I heard from my grandfather that Fu Jianlong wrote dragon books, Shen Nong wrote stereotyped writing with fine lines, Cang Xie wrote Qingyun books with clouds, and Emperor Yao wrote tortoise books with turtles. Maybe one day, a cricket can inspire me to write a book about crickets. How interesting that would be!
Regular script, popular in the Tang Dynasty, I like writing and reading since I was a child. The famous calligraphers in the Tang Dynasty all competed with each other, just like colorful flowers. Such as Chu Suiliang's kind words, Wen Ya is like a hibiscus just emerging from the water. His preface to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is well written, and Bao once commented that "from left to right, every word comes into view; When you look from right to left, the pen is the opposite. " It can be seen how profound his kung fu is. Ou Yangxun's writing style is full of vigor and danger, the scene of enter the dragon, the momentum of walking in clouds, and the characteristics of precipitousness and sublimity. Yan Zhenqing's handwriting is unique. His handwriting is very similar to his character, vigorous and mature, and has always been regarded as a symbol of dignity and tenacity. His Monument to the Duota is the earliest stone tablet handed down from generation to generation. Its characters are obvious from beginning to end, ups and downs, neat and rigorous, which is very suitable for beginners to practice. Liu Gongquan's word strength is quite beautiful, also known as Yan Shu, and has the reputation of "Yan Gu". It's really interesting to appreciate the words of these famous artists.
Through years of practice, writing has become my interest and enjoyment, especially when I encounter difficulties in my study and feel anxious. As soon as I spread out the paper and lift the pen, my mood will become extremely calm. The whole person is like being in the world, the breeze is blowing gently, the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant ... Because I love calligraphy more and more, I will be intoxicated when I have time, so I have made rapid progress. Especially last year, I successfully passed the calligraphy level exam.
I love practicing calligraphy, because it makes my life full of interest and makes me realize a lot of truth about being a man.
Take the points and leave, acting like it doesn't matter.